15 algorithm-"the"-"University-of-Birmingham" Postdoctoral positions at Nature Careers
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A two-year postdoc position is available in the research group of Algorithmic Cheminformatics at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU). The position is in an exciting 6-year project supported by
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algorithms, NLP models, and LLMs to analyze complex data. Designs and implements novel data science methodologies for predictive modeling, causal inference, and probabilistic analysis in clinical and
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and analysis of mathematical methods for novel imaging techniques and foundations of machine learning. Within the project COMFORT (funded by BMFTR) we aim to develop new algorithms for the training
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available single-cell sequencing data generated from patient samples and mouse models, we will enhance and apply machine-learning based algorithms to deconvolute bulk tumor RNA-seq samples to distinct immune
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Nanomaterials that detect protein-structural changes Nano-optical devices for protein-signal sensing AI algorithms for protein structure and dynamics prediction Outstanding Postdoctoral Training Strategy
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efficient decoding algorithms" supported by the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR). The APSIA Group is seeking a highly qualified post-doctoral researcher for this project. For further information, you
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interdisciplinary teams to apply developed algorithms to real-world datasets and generate valuable biological insights. Perform integrative analyses of multidimensional datasets within the context of basic immunology
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computational algorithms to enable regenerative cell therapies. Now, we are seeking a highly driven postdoctoral researcher to contribute to our ambitious mission. Division The Division of Biomolecular and
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. The most recent methodological research of the group includes algorithms for cell type deconvolution, high-resolution purification, and integration of single cell multi-omics data. This postdoctoral fellow
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advanced AI algorithms to optimize and understand the optical properties of light-trapping surfaces. (more information can be found in the following News post ). You will work closely with colleagues both